The Relative Grindability of Coal Lithotypes ?Introduction

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
S. C. Sun
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Jan 1, 1970

Abstract

The grinding of coals for coal preparation has been studied extensively by previous investigators, but no similar work has been done on coal lithotypes (l-4). However, the different natural breakage characteristics of coal lithotypes have been recognized and utilized by the coal industry (5,6) to develop the Longway Burstlein process (7) for the concentration of macerals(8). The specific objective of this research was to determine the relative grindability of lithotypes, obtained from both anthracite and bituminous coals. An attempt was made to relate the findings, wherever possible, to the chemical and physical properties of the tested lithotypes. Another aspect of this research was to ascertain the size distribution and grindability of lithotypes ground at a various number of revolutions in a Hardgrove mill.
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APA: S. C. Sun  (1970)  The Relative Grindability of Coal Lithotypes ?Introduction

MLA: S. C. Sun The Relative Grindability of Coal Lithotypes ?Introduction. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1970.

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